A recent study claims that men who smoke are at a higher risk of developing lung cancer if they take these B vitamins. Here’s what the experts say. Continue reading →

Patrick Wilson was only 18 years old when he received his cancer diagnosis. Now that he’s beaten the disease, he’s trying to help other cancer patients do the same. Continue reading →

Radon gas is colourless and odourless but over time, it can prove deadly. Health Canada is working to increase public awareness of the danger, but is it enough? Continue reading →

Although cancer rates are on the rise in Canada, the rate of surviving the disease is also increasing, according to a new study. Continue reading →

While it’s no surprise that fries aren’t the healthiest option, a new study suggests that eating the side dish just twice a week is enough to increase your risk of death. Continue reading →

The most common type of cancer in Canada when it comes to fatalities doesn’t get the kind of funding or attention it deserves. Claire Brownell of the National Post has compiled a terrific feature on the subject and joins Geoff Currier on 680 CJOB at 10:15. Listen live at player.cjob.com- Continue reading →

The federal government has finalized the ban on menthol cigarettes and other tobacco products in Canada. Continue reading →

One woman’s story of overcoming breast cancer and how the support of her family helped her get better. Continue reading →

The use of e-cigarettes has become more and more popular, especially among youth, but an University of Alberta smoking cessation expert says far more research on the potential risks is needed. Continue reading →